Paul Morris·

Apple Watch Discounted, Now Starts From Just $185 [Today Only]

Here’s a chance to own Apple Watch from as little as $184.99. The highly-rated seller is offering an array of Series 1, Series 2, and Series 3 Apple Watch models with Amazon-backed 90-day Renewed guarantees.

As the world’s most popular wearable and most popular watch in general, Apple Watch shouldn’t really need any in-depth introduction. Apple is now on the fifth iteration of the hardware with the Series 4 offering but still manages to garner interest from consumers of all brackets looking to spend varying amounts of money on smart technology. That’s why these deals are always so popular.

At the lower end of this deal, it is possible to pick up a refurbished Apple Watch Series 1 complete with a 38mm structure finished with a Rose Gold aluminum case for just $184.99. That hardware comes with a dual-core Apple S1P chip, watchOS 3 installed by default, and the usual sensors that you would expect from this hardware, such an as accelerometer, a gyroscope, as well as activity and hear tracking sensors. It also offers a 1.3-inch 272-by-340 display made from Ion-X Glass. If you want to be part of the watchOS revolution without breaking the bank, then this is the deal for you:

Alternatively, if you prefer to be as far up the technology scale as possible, then you can also invest in the Apple Watch Series 2 or even the Series 3 with GPS, both of which are being offered cheaper than you would normally expect to find them.

Both Series 3 products below are offered as refurbished products complete with GPS tracking and cellular functionality, which, as you will know, opens up a whole new world of usage away from a connected iPhone. The Series 2 model listed is also a steal at just $215.99 for this type of product that still supports the latest watchOS firmware.

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